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The hacker appears to have been largely targeting Russian users.

Others who enjoyed such a rewarding summer together in Johannesburg, Xabi Alonso and Sergio Ramos of Madrid, were guilty of some pretty rough fouls, largely targeting Messi.

RIO DE JANEIRO — A wave of arson attacks is spreading across a state in southern Brazil, largely targeting police installations, public buses and even the homes of prison officials in a region that has traditionally ranked among the country's safest.

Today's new direct to consumer offering from BrightRoll is largely targeting niche video sites around the web.

That's why European sanctions so far have been measured, largely targeting individuals with asset freezes and visa bans.

However, he argued that Stripe and Square are largely targeting different customers — where Square built a card reader for businesses like coffee shops and restaurants, Stripe is aimed at more tech-savvy businesses.

But as long as gun violence largely targets young black men in urban ghettos, the nation seems indifferent.

Despite a continued aid effort to Afghanistan, money is largely targeted at the provinces that are still in the grips of the Taliban.

A police state that was also stridently secular, modelled after the French aversion to religiosity in public life, the dictatorship largely targeted Islamists or religious activists.

The violence that has largely targeted Muslims has since spread to several other towns where extremists have torched or ransacked mosques and Muslim-owned property.

Many of the bombings, which have largely targeted government buildings, have been claimed by Islamic extremists fighting on the rebel side.